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"This was the voice of moderation until 13 Sept, 2025"
"This was the voice of moderation until 13 Sept, 2025"
Back to the grind.
(And I’ll try to respond on Iraq — to SDAI-Tech and others — over the weekend.)
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Omarosa grew up in Youngstown, Ohio…I knew there was something familiar about that attitude…having misspent the better part of my young adulthood in Youngstown…she truly screwed Kwame
You know, I tried hard to avoid that whole thing, but my wife got hooked into it. Yes, she absolutely screwed him. The really sad part is, she made out like a bandit because of it. Maybe she knew she couldn’t possibly win, and decided to go for notorious instead.
Swap Omarosa for anyone, and Kwame woulda won.
You know, I tried hard to avoid that whole thing, but my wife got hooked into it.
uh huh…sure…you seem to know a fair bit about it for a reluctant observer…admit it Slarti…you’re a reality show junkie!
I admit I’ve gotten hooked on Survivor. But only because of the sociological aspects, I swear.
But only because of the sociological aspects, I swear.
uh huh…nothing about the sweaty women in bikini’s there at all, eh?
uh huh…nothing about the sweaty women in bikini’s there at all, eh?
I swear, I just get it for the articles.
TV is E V I L . . . 😉
I keep my intake to about three hours a week. This makes amends for having watched such shows as Charlies Angels, Riptide, The Cosby Show and Nightingales, which destroyed braincells decades earlier. I am fully aware that I now will be missing the latest cultural and generational imprinting performed by television and its commercials. I’ll never know if Jessica Simpson sounds like Vanna White and I’ll have nothing to talk about round the watercooler. Only one episode of one reality show (survivor) to reminisce about. Alas. 😉